This book provides a fully integrated study of the links between environmental efficiencies, economic performances and innovation. Environmental policy is acknowledged as a major driver of innovation, as well as changes made within firms, traditional market-based factors and evolutionary effects. The approaches taken by the various authors vary widely and include: - Analyses of survey data including panel data and Bayesian techniques - Analysis of microeconomic and macroeconomic factors - An interweaving of merge of environmental, economic, socio-economic and policy indicators The analysis…mehr
This book provides a fully integrated study of the links between environmental efficiencies, economic performances and innovation. Environmental policy is acknowledged as a major driver of innovation, as well as changes made within firms, traditional market-based factors and evolutionary effects. The approaches taken by the various authors vary widely and include: - Analyses of survey data including panel data and Bayesian techniques - Analysis of microeconomic and macroeconomic factors - An interweaving of merge of environmental, economic, socio-economic and policy indicators The analysis presented is intrinsically related, at this macro level of analysis, with the literature on delinking and environmental Kuznets curves and the applications studied are fully international.
Massimiliano Mazzanti is Associate Professor in Environmental Economics at the University of Ferrara, Italy. Anna Montini is Assistant Professor in Economics and Environmental Economics at the University of Bologna, Italy.
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Introduction Part 1: Environmental Innovation, Firms' Economic Performances and Policy Drivers 1. Environmental Innovation Drivers and Economic Performance in Industrial Systems 2. The Dynamic Relationship between Emissions and Manufacturing Firm's Growth 3. Environmentally-Oriented Strategies and Firm Performance in Services 4. An Early Assessment of the Influence on Eco-Innovation of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Evidence from the Italian Paper Industry Part 2: Environmental Efficiency and Sector Performances 5. Emissions Trends and Labour Productivity Dynamics 6. Production-Related Air Emissions: A Decomposition Analysis for Italy 7. Regional and Sector Environmental Efficiency: Empirical Evidence using the Italian RAMEA 8. Biofuels Public Support and Technological Specialization in the Energy Sector 9. Environmental Impacts of Personal Mobility: Exploring an Austrian EKC Part 3: Economic Growth, Environmental Degradation and Policies 10. Reconsidering the Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis: The Trade Off between Environment and Welfare 11. Environmental Degradation, Economic Growth and Welfare: The Role of Self-Protection Choices 12. Carbon Kuznets Curves: Long-Run Dynamics and Policy Events 13. The EU ETS: CO2 Price Drivers During the Learning Experience
Introduction Part 1: Environmental Innovation, Firms' Economic Performances and Policy Drivers 1. Environmental Innovation Drivers and Economic Performance in Industrial Systems 2. The Dynamic Relationship between Emissions and Manufacturing Firm's Growth 3. Environmentally-Oriented Strategies and Firm Performance in Services 4. An Early Assessment of the Influence on Eco-Innovation of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Evidence from the Italian Paper Industry Part 2: Environmental Efficiency and Sector Performances 5. Emissions Trends and Labour Productivity Dynamics 6. Production-Related Air Emissions: A Decomposition Analysis for Italy 7. Regional and Sector Environmental Efficiency: Empirical Evidence using the Italian RAMEA 8. Biofuels Public Support and Technological Specialization in the Energy Sector 9. Environmental Impacts of Personal Mobility: Exploring an Austrian EKC Part 3: Economic Growth, Environmental Degradation and Policies 10. Reconsidering the Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis: The Trade Off between Environment and Welfare 11. Environmental Degradation, Economic Growth and Welfare: The Role of Self-Protection Choices 12. Carbon Kuznets Curves: Long-Run Dynamics and Policy Events 13. The EU ETS: CO2 Price Drivers During the Learning Experience
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